What's that?! [QUIZ]

[petra_silie]

I would say it's a bifunctional fiber and alloy recirculator :hmmm:

 

[ifayra]

It is a lighter, your turn Nandusso

 

[nandusso]

Ok, I hope it's not too easy, this is the best snapshot... :wall:Sorry for the dust on the keyboard... it wasn't there before! :angel:bye

 

[username_2071380]

A decoder ring?~ Roxy

 

[Gamewidow]

a celtic calendar ring eace:

 

[nandusso]

@ rogue roxyIt's an object you use to get some informations, but not to decode or to decipher.Try to be more specific...@ game widow..groan... groan..... don't put unnecessary adjectives! Also you try to be more specific on its use.The latin phrase on it is a great help...bye

 

[Etainne]

a piston ring? no... that can't be it... too small

 

[username_2071380]

Looks like it has some calendar references...~ Roxy

 

[nandusso]

a piston ring? no... that can't be it... too small

Why not? In model-making you have small engine, on the contrary, it would be too big!... but it would be also a bit different 8)No, it isn't.Perhaps the inscription is not clear because of the glare: it's CARPE DIEM, rather common on objects of that kind... and if you don't guess now.....bye

 

[username_2061574]

A sundial? ;D

 

[Gamewidow]

OK ... how about this then:In 1152, Eleanor of Aquitaine gave a sundial ring to Henry II so that he would know when to leave the hunt for their love trysts. Moved by her love, Henry ordered his jewellers to make a copy for Eleanor – inlaid with diamonds and engraved with the Latin words Carpe diem (seize the day).

 

[nandusso]

....... well... yes! It's a pocket sundial! But it's too large to fit a finger, in fact my aunt gave it to me as a medallion.(there was a necklace)So, to STANLEY! bye

 

[username_2061574]

Sorry, I didn't have much time, so I'm sending you one I've found while reading some blog. I guess some people will find it out really quickly.

 

[username_2071380]

Yes, I've seen that one in my travels. I won't spoil it, though.~ Roxy

 

[seventhseal]

It's used when the electricians climb the overhead powerline pole?

 

[Gamewidow]

looks more like a logging tool to me :hmmm:

 

[hokyung]

I'm sure I've seen one before as well, can't remember where or how though. My gf suggested it might be a tool for cutting turf or grass?

 

[Treasa]

I was thinking it would be great for getting through fields of tumbleweeds, but I don't know what it is.

 

[petra_silie]

Isn't a bit too heavy to cut grass, weed or whatever? The attachment looks like iron or a similar solid material :hmmm:

 

[petra_silie]

Good mooo

ooorning.... this morning annoying noises woke me up. When I looked out of my window I saw something which immediately reminded me of this pic... is it something lumberjacks use to climb trees? It looks similar to these devices the noisy guys in my neighbour's garden use.